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by tensor 3y ago
Was it really Microsoft that killed Windows phone? Or was it simply just too late. By the time it was really available I'm not sure there was actually a chance for a third platform to survive.
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by tensor 3y ago
This really isn't any different than the "hand crafted" trend. People like hand crafted even in cases where it's objectively worse than machine made. Also, it's often hard to know when something is really "hand
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by tensor 3y ago
You can do a ton of creating things on iOS. People just don't. It's not remotely because the devices are "locked down," it's because consuming content is easy and satisfying.
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by tensor 3y ago
Their products are not good. Bell has had real fibre to the home for a lot longer than Rogers for example. Their tv service is a joke while Bell even offers crave to non bell customers for a reasonable price over the internet. The there is
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by tensor 3y ago
As long as they don't stop offering Starlink direct to home owners and RV users as a result of this. Unfortunately, given how aggressive and monopolistic Rogers is I could see this being an outcome. I'm sure Rogers has at least pu
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by tensor 3y ago
Or even easier: https://wails.io . Uses Go, webview, and handles a lot of the build and hot reloading for you.
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by tensor 3y ago
fltk-rs is mature and has a ton of features. Also, its license means that you can bundle it into a single binary without worrying about license contamination.
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by tensor 3y ago
"Hopes to grow" revenues. Current estimates put hardware costs alone at $700k/day, so even if they hit $300M in 2023 that won't make them profitable. This isn't even counting the people costs and other operation cos
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by tensor 4y ago
One thing that is often lost with the free speech argument is amplification. For example, no one is stopping most people from going and yelling on a street corner. But that doesn't mean that you need to be allowed to speak in a particu
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by tensor 4y ago
In the EU at least. No doubt disclaimers would go up on all source repositories that access from the EU is forbidden.
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by tensor 4y ago
Yes, but where can you actually buy these? What's the total cost. I see on this page "request a quote" which usually means it's not worth exploring for a home user.
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by tensor 4y ago
It's not clear from the article that this footage was from the cabin camera. Filming garages should be off limits, but footage from public roads and parking lots doesn't seem as outrageous.
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by tensor 4y ago
Honestly I'd put rust somewhere between Lisp and Haskell, solidly in the academic language camp. It's full of all sorts of neat tricks, with a great variety of ways to accomplish any one thing. You also need to dip into 3rd party
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by tensor 4y ago
No one is fighting against high wages. And people with more wealth have vastly more income. People with low wealth have vastly less income. Income is not just what you earn working, it includes what your wealth generates. It's a fact t
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by tensor 4y ago
If you want to define rich as not having to work then the percentiles get even worse for your case. It is about percentiles. You just don't want to accept that you have way way way way way more than the vast majority of people already.
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by tensor 4y ago
You have objectively more than 95% of the population. You are rich.
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by tensor 4y ago
Assuming you make something like 130k CAD you are in the top 5% of earners in Canada and the top 1% in the world. Hacker news and other online communities are extremely biased in terms of representation of income. It's often hard for p
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by tensor 4y ago
We are not, but this AI drama is also the ultimate "whataboutism." - What about if AI becomes AGI (whatever that actually means, it's not even clear)? - Well, if that DID happen soon, which we can't actually know, well,
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by tensor 4y ago
If you are in the business of making money like minio, you may as well just use a commercial license. No business will touch AGPL, they will just opt to pay for a commercial license.
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by tensor 4y ago
Microsoft is just licensing their technology from OpenAI, which is still a small company, if not still a startup.
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How is GPT-4 at Contract Analysis?(zuva.ai)
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by tensor 4y ago
There is https://github.com/BlinkDL/ChatRWKV you could try.
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by tensor 4y ago
Relational algebra is absolutely fundamental CS. In fact no real system even implements it as it's formally specified. Also, all of the topics that the OP mentions are areas of study in CS there are entire CS conferences dedicated to t
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by tensor 4y ago
That a true but fairly pointless statement. Humans rarely optimize for learning to the extent that you would hit that hypothetical. It's really quite easy for a 21-year old to know the things the OP is talking about. But A) they don&#x
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by tensor 4y ago
If you care at all about bias and diversity, you may want to learn more about how to construct interviews that reduce both. No, every set of questions and every interview technique is not equal when it comes to bias. I'd suggest the bo
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by tensor 4y ago
Where did I say they should be insulated? I said they are pissed off since you seem confused as to why. Imagine telling a laid off employee: you work for a tech company you're supposed to know what the company is doing before you join.
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by tensor 4y ago
It's really pretty easy to understand. Imagine if some tech company went from fine to bankrupt overnight in a surprise to everyone. All the shareholders zeroed, not just management but public shareholders, employees, etc. Would you ser
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by tensor 4y ago
> Ask yourself how the company founders and initial employees got their jobs. For founders this is a perk of being a founder. You are welcome to found your own company if you wish. > Is it unethical to recruit an outside person you al
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by tensor 4y ago
Whether or not you think a take home test is appropriate, it would be unethical of the company to let some candidates skip it. Every candidate should be evaluated the same way.
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by tensor 4y ago
Apple, Google, Amazon can build a similar large language model easily enough within a year. ChatGPT is useful for a limited set of tasks, the real gains will be integrating this sort of technology into other software stacks to do more than

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